Bodycam Video Of A Black Man Repeatedly Telling Corrections Officers "I Can't Breathe" Before He Died Has Been Released

John Neville, 56, told officers in a North Carolina jail that he couldn't breathe more than 20 times while they restrained him during a medical episode. He died in a hospital two days later.

Ade Onibada

NikkieTutorials And Her Fiancé Were Robbed At Gunpoint In Their Netherlands Home

Nikkie de Jager and her fiancé, Dylan Drossaers, were both at home when the robbery occurred.

Lauren Strapagiel

An Anti-Mask "Agency" Told A Grocery Store Worker She Could Be Sued For Asking People To Wear Masks

In a now-viral TikTok, members of the "Freedom to Breathe Agency," which the Department of Justice has issued a warning about, are seen telling the store employee she could face legal action for asking customers to wear masks.

Lauren Strapagiel

The Remains Of Seven Marines And A Sailor Have Been Recovered After A Training Accident Off California's Coast

The service members were conducting a routine training exercise when the amphibious assault vessel they were in took in water and sank.

Ade Onibada

9 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World

Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.

Kate Bubacz

The Saudi Crown Prince Allegedly Kidnapped These Siblings And Tried To Kill Their Dad

Two weeks after the assassination of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi crown prince allegedly sent a death squad to Canada, targeting a former Saudi intelligence official, according to a new lawsuit.

Emerson Malone

Dozens Of NYPD Officers Swarmed The Home Of A BLM Protester But Didn’t Make An Arrest

Derrick Ingram, a Black Lives Matter protester with the group Warriors in the Garden, livestreamed on Instagram dozens of police officers trying to enter his home. Hours later, police retreated without making any arrest.

Rosalind Adams

The CEO Of Kids Clothing Company Hanna Andersson Has Resigned After Diversity Complaints From Staff

Mike Edwards' resignation comes after BuzzFeed News reported on concerns among staff about diversity problems at the popular children's clothing company.

David Mack

A Student's Suspension For Posting A Note Saying There Was A Rapist On Campus Will Remain Blocked

The decision reaffirms "that schools can't use bullying laws as a shield to silence speech, the ACLU said.

Salvador Hernandez

Jerry Falwell Jr. Is Stepping Back From Liberty University After A Photo Of Him With His Pants Unzipped

"I did not think this, of all things, would have done it," one Liberty student told BuzzFeed News of the controversial photo.

Stephanie K. Baer

10 Great Books That Are Out In Paperback This Month

André Aciman's follow-up to Call Me By Your Name, Rivers Solomon's deep-sea novella, an anthology of essays to mothers, and more.

Arianna Rebolini

You'll Be Stunned To Learn Which 2020 Candidate Russian Trolls Are Trying To Bring Down

China, meanwhile, "prefers" that Trump does not win reelection and is "expanding" its own efforts, an intelligence community leader said.

Stephanie K. Baer

23 Of The Most Powerful Photos Of The Week

From the tragic explosion in Beirut to flooding and fires seen around the world, these are the most striking and memorable pictures from the past week.

Kate Bubacz

We Aren’t Holding The Right People Responsible For Cancel Culture

The way we talk on the internet is broken, but users are not the ones who broke it — tech companies did that, and they did it for profit.

Elamin Abdelmahmoud

Kylie Jenner Made An Appearance In Cardi B And Megan Thee Stallion's New "WAP" Music Video And The People Said "Nope!"

Social media, especially Black Twitter, reacted strongly against the cameo.

Tanya Chen

Convalescent Plasma Is Looking Like A Coronavirus Success Story

US hospitals are now treating around 1,500 patients a day with antibodies found in the blood of COVID-19 survivors.

Dan Vergano

A Georgia School Undid A Student's Suspension For Viral Hallway Photos

Hannah Watters was suspended on Wednesday for posting a photo and video to Twitter showing a lack of social distancing and mask-wearing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lauren Strapagiel

Three Students Were Dismissed From A College Soccer Team For Throwing A Party During The Pandemic

Twenty-nine members from four Cardinal sports teams have tested positive for the coronavirus, and many cases were traced to the off-campus party.

Clarissa-Jan Lim

A Federal Court Ruled House Democrats Can Sue The Trump Administration When Its Officials Defy Subpoenas

A majority of the DC Circuit rejected the Justice Department's argument that Congress could not take the president and the executive branch to court to enforce subpoenas.

Zoe Tillman

Influencers Promoting Nordstrom's Sale Need To Adapt To Avoid Appearing Completely Out Of Touch

This week's newsletter: Stephanie breaks down why the "Super Bowl of swipe-ups" is hitting different this year, and I, out of pure generosity, brainstorm a list of ideas for TikTokers and YouTubers to get attention without throwing a party in a pandemic.

Tanya Chen

TikTok Is “Shocked” By Trump’s Order Threatening To Ban It And Will Fight Back

“We will pursue all remedies available to us in order to ensure that the rule of law is not discarded.”

Pranav Dixit

The US Government Is Texting Russians Offering $10 Million For Information On Election Interference

“I thought that this was some type of fraud,” Russian Artyom Vysokov told BuzzFeed News. “Sending such text messages through a service that usually sends spam was not the best idea.”

Christopher Miller

Trump Just Declared TikTok A "National Emergency" And Has Threatened To Ban It

In his executive order, the president argued the app "automatically captures vast swaths of information from its users" that could be used against American interests.

Jason Wells

Mark Zuckerberg Says A Ban On TikTok Would Set “A Really Bad Long-Term Precedent”

“I certainly think that there are valid national security questions about having an app that has a lot of people’s data that follows the rules of another country, a government that is increasingly is kind of seen as a competitor.”

Ryan Mac

These Images Of The Hiroshima Nuclear Bombing Are Still Shocking 75 Years Later

The nuclear weapons were devastating in their destruction, and have served as a cautionary tale for decades.

Kate Bubacz

"He Asked If I Knew How I Was Going To Die. He Said It Would Be Real Peaceful."

In a haunting excerpt from Natasha Trethewey's memoir, Memorial Drive, Trethewey recounts the first time her stepfather tried to kill her mother.

Natasha Trethewey

"I Had Hit The Lottery”: Inmates Desperate To Get Out Of Prisons Hit Hard By The Coronavirus Are Racing To Court

With little legal precedent for a global pandemic, judges are deciding on a case-by-case basis how to weigh the risks of COVID-19 in prisons.

Zoe Tillman

Facebook Fired An Employee Who Collected Evidence Of Right-Wing Pages Getting Preferential Treatment

Facebook employees collected evidence showing the company is giving right-wing pages preferential treatment when it comes to misinformation. And they’re worried about how the company will handle the president’s falsehoods in an election year.

Craig Silverman

A Brief Visual History Of The Voting Rights Act

The Voting Rights Act was signed into law 55 years ago. It's more relevant than ever today.

Kate Bubacz

Two Students Say They Were Suspended From Their Georgia High School For Posting Photos Of Crowded Hallways

The images of students packed together in hallways went viral on Twitter as the school faces scrutiny from staff and students.

Lauren Strapagiel

The New York Attorney General Is Suing To Dissolve The NRA Over Financial Mismanagement

The NRA is accused of flagrantly misspending its money, including a top executive taking eight family trips to the Bahamas in a private jet.

Julia Reinstein